Add OrcaRouter as an LLM Provider Option in Agent! Mac App
Agent!, a native Mac app that runs autonomous LLM task loops with bring-your-own-key providers, currently supports 18 LLM providers through a fallback chain. A request asks to add OrcaRouter, an OpenAI-compatible multi-model routing service, as an additional provider option for failover and model routing.
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